davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-22
Snfcl Wapinct.

Gr bet mulig? Saler De Wppr? Gr
jes u%irfelis uniuerialaruine?
Sasen er baoet oper al 3pil; ie9 lbar
Sepilet ct autsntilf Document, ipm er
| min 6orparins, nemlis ct esenbenbia
Itrepet 2eitamente at Gapinet, Der plr
Seres Onfel, % iom isaarmurses af.
git peo 0poen / i'm YOlis oeo Glie 81
Sieurz Sas, jeg buffer life Numeret for
ban uiloe alori9 siue uo be to 5rancs,
lom Ell Numerplabe piloe babe foitet
BAN, % oa bans 9tabper life bprte til
Den &rebs, Doori hi bar pore 8unber,
fjuloer jes better life oeres Susnumere.
"Spprmeset belpber arpen fig tip"
Seq Far sjort ct ~npiastist Suerilaa,
ytaar nue Iroeai9iiter % Smfpituin9er
al dlellass trGftes ira, tjlfommer Der
Gem en- Gum paa 216,S36 Srancs, %
Gentimer."
Sen iilse Malerelep Saturnin So
fiole fplte Jig 9anlfe betlemt, ianf neo
EFT Stpl % Itammepe:
"2l6,000....!"
$4,000 - S36 6rancs GA 90
Gentimer," uofplote Notarins Ioulei
meo lit melt ipretummenbe Smil.
"Men...." tiligieoe ban meo Sirena.
beo % Nlpor % latte Sriuerne t~ilrettt
paa i'm trafti9t bps9ebe 9teie.
"gtaa - iaa. Ser er altlaa e,
"Men"?" iasoe llniperialarpinseu %
for ep fra i'm StOl.
"Sa, Wonlieur 2afiole, ct "Mea"
lonl oil fpite 9em mango Yense."
"Sporman9e?"
Streets Saluoelen al Oeres Mrp."
"Men, iaa er jes 10 life uniuerlal.
arpins."
so, Omfurlabelie - men &c 6ar en-
Weoarpins."
"Suem er ba oet?"
"Oet er 9eres Onfel / e9en Yerlon."
Saturnin 9afiole sioroe itpre zine Ga
itirreoe forfarpet paa Hotarius, ibei
ban iasoe:
"9oao er bet, Sc Der ltaar % iortal.
Ter mis?"
Seq icrtaler Dem, at bet er 0eres
Snfel ! esen bgie Yerion, ps bele Saseu
'tal ON ct 0ieblif lisse tlar for Dem.
Otter Sefemmelie / bet 3eltamente, iea
Der bolber | min Saanb, inbIatter Sra.
pinet Dem ium i'm siruius, bog paa BET
iotrptfelise Silfacr, at De ifal lobe
BAN be9ploe Salpoelen al 6ormuen."
"Men paa buab Maaoe?"
80, Ter 9e - Be ital laoe bam fac
ben meb zig ! 2isfiiten."
&apinets arpins itirreoe meb aabn
9ine % sabenbe Nunb paa 9otarius
"8iIfaaret er meset Hart % beitem.
Moniieur 2%afiole", pebbleo Notareu
"geres afoDoe Dnfel bar til % me-
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-22
aaare BAN tcg paa Croet flint,
Sleo III Saralos 8aaro meo @lGoe.

aaare bam tcg paa Croet flint,
Sleo iii Saralos @aaro meo @lGoe.
Saralo uloer ben mgrfe 8rinf
SAB linens / fin 1raperIGbe.
Yiiot | @ansernes Slot peo Stranoen
Stoo poa Sprans be p9lise to,
Saiiebe 50 meo lfarpe Sfo,
Sg man lal, be foritoo binauoen.
aaare par mart meo filler Sob
aomnen ~tiI9aaros 40 alippetrinnet.
Sppe paa Snnet Nnne fob
Sager og lpS | Maaneitinnet
9 uoienoe @lGoe sreb DC tpenbe;
Surtis uerleoes Slif % Orb
aadre fra Res a iterf og ito
90 paa lin Nrm ban lefteo bt be.
@teoens ban bar i'm Y,ub afItes.
Sprtes fra Sien @np % Cater.
alippcrnes Stpa9e bDb pg breb
Stjulte org BAN os Saralos Batter.
90 laa oar ban meo vt I Saget,
Gate / SlGben flufs lin Stat,
Stoo paa Meien, 9reb 3pmmen fat,
SarileO jim Blaf meo Sppbeila9et.
8amle Saralo for befiig pp.
Snnot Ill til9apns i'm SuI beipGrli9;
Nteoens ban ltres fUr9J ues: "Stop!"
@fiRiteee Crane ssarapbesiarliSs
SjeIoer raileh, o9 9aget ifpieb,
@on9erre for ailteb paaitanb,
Web ct Rpt, iom / lluttet Spano,
5raf &c tpenoe / Soletpiet.
S9 laa gil Oct / uhprt 5art -
Sa9uo laa ale Saralbs @ieiter:
Nfen bet flenotes / 2pbet mart,
Sup Der oenne Serb blep Meiter.
9pinenoe lei paa argoren lletter
Snoen fra Horo ont MINES Sim;
8laften, Der ielo bar rap iom Yttb,
Bra9te fit Serltab fprit paa Yletten.
"a iaa @i,lttrnes 5Sluf tom til,
Siep for Den 8amle 9esen perre,
Gs Der bolOtes ct giteripil
Gnonn Tpr Nat hos Wranes Serre.
III ban funoe / al Den @ammen
Sfille nteo Ylast De tpenoe 90,
Naermii6lt ba meo Stepets &uab
9n9et 0aaen lang Dem lammen.
Sg I Sp9 en-, fra 8aarb til Oaarb,
Sgrte man itben Stepet panbre;
90 itiont gubben paa Berg bar bnaro,
Mfaatte ban mart lit Sinh ~foronore.
9psnin9 fit inoen Tanlfefeiten
Niine nieo ben, bun baobe fJ9r,
SPIRIT | Sangen al en- % bper,
Saa / airten at S%osnepreiten.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-22

ia Ielp, ON ban life bapbe uGret unbe,
Snbnpoelie al Sa~lucinationer lisefrt
bet gieblif al oa ban | 8aris mootos
ct Telegram, iom falbte bum til 1ou'
louie.
Jplgenbe Dag, ba ban isjen bar font'
met paa 8enene og bapbe flaret fine
9anfer ueb at bpppe SOpeoet | ct fort
8alfepanbsfab meb tolbt Sanb, sjorbe
ban fig farbis til at fulbbprbe i'm fors
arselise Ylist. !San iatte Jig peo 1T
8orb, tps op fin Gupisninssbos al
2oumen p9 bar | gesreb neo at unoer>
itripe en- 8lanfet, lpbenoe paa 8arten /
5oulpuie. I%npisnin9en bar ubfplot
meb ben ristise Sunn, Der ituloe bapes
at Notaren, for af Oenne at neole99es /
Onfel Gapinets &iite os iaaleoes life
TONNE noset leuenoe 8aien tilspoe os
@ptte.
San ltDo ct gieblif meb Bennen /
9aauben, itirrebe up / 9a9et ps betanfte
fig. Eluoielis sif Der ct 2pnslimt
sjennem bans 0ine, % ct liitist Snlil
ipiQebe paa bans 2Rber.
Scr fanseoe jes big ou itDsse, samle
Onfel! Oct bappe bu life t9nft Big"
20 elmer isnere fom NOtaren Yor=
lpt, iOm bar fOrbaulet uuer, at ban life
bauOe feet nDget mere til i'm Silent.
pan fanpt llniperialurpinsen rOlis os
%iOrnpiet iiobenbe ueo ct bel ioripnt 5rp=
toitbOro, buor ban bolot pna meb / al
items &O at fOrt9re ct StDfte &apun.
"9tu bar jes funbet en- uouei," raabte
ban, itrar ban fit le NOtarius / 9pren
til 89reliet.
"Soab merer 9e meo bet?"
"Gil Sc p9re iaa inil at ie paa bette
9apir."
Notaren tos Bet blaaagtise Sapir,
bans Silent rate bam. Oct bar Ell
eIter ale 5prnler ps &e9(er a~ffattet Gu=
%iaalpocnOe:
"8eba9 at uobetale min Onfel SuItin
&apinet eler Srbres ben Gum 1OS,41S|
5rancs, As Gentimer."
llnoertesnet: Saturnin 2afiple.
"Suab flyer De pm BET, Sr. Notas
rius?" iasOe a~ruinsen os blinfebe meo
9iet. "gr Summen ristis?"
"aloeles ri9ti9."
"gtu ler De ielu, al ben Sac, ba OH
.el Gapinet bebeper 9ensene, bar ban
bare at 9aa Op / Bunfen for at bepe
,em."
Der ianbtes insentins at inbpenoe
)erimOb.
Sioen Saturnin 9aiole iampittia
)eosfnlot bapoe neblast bet blaaastise
sapir / i'm Onfels 2isfiite, bar for 0os
Ioulpt intet anbet at sjpre END
NED 1T gmbeosiesl at befrefte, at Onz
:el Gapinets arpins bapbe ppfp(bt fine
5orplisteller, % at bet fglselis life
npset til 6inber for til bam at
iOleoere arpen, bpilfet usiaa ufurtspet
.oRrllattes.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-22

Sapoe bun emo fln liben DO,
Soelig if9t al 6rierfRroeu,
On bun tlenote, ipm gjep % trp
Gar benoe tlGr for alt / Teroeu.
Nnne pol9te blanbt llngeripenoe
aanre fra Wes til fuIotro Ten
SO ian latte ban tlpgt iglen
9elc it 9ipIens $aab til benoe.
gubben paa Berg bleu praug p9 tpGr,
Soersan9 ban bprte 9aare uGpne;
9Grfor juit meo fin @jertensfjrr
Saooe bans 9atter lenligt Stepue.
Altio iilermct al 5uat % ggre
Stpo oeres Mtp6e peo Gag % apelb,
60 laa tunbe DC tuenoe bel
Sura beipinse ps 0aabet mere.
Suleu, ben glade Spitio, fom;
Sneer laa bpb paa Tei % Sue;
Wtangen en- SOL, Der ups bar tom,
Slep M en- Sieitmilo @ilnepue.
&ist efter sammel Sill / Noroen
SaralfS Irne bar lmDtt % t0rot;
Nu iom beoit pao ben hpie SfrGnt
Srammeo hans @aaro peb 8rp~oreuiioroeu
% blonot @jefter / Blbbeus Sal,
SnmIeoe tGt / Sill % HGfte,
Stob ban ielu iom Ell Tpmmertal
Sper DC lape @rauers Srtte.
Stor Of Tert o. al 9ptfens @oper,
@erre til al Den Morf % Sfog,
gier al Spsoens beoiie Tloa
% al ben piotberpnte 5raner!
Yet bar apelo Den anben Sag Sui,
Sneuer % tpolm blep 8iloe'uer,
vi bar iparet paa 81 % Sul,
NG9tis Ilammebe Irneluen.
llocnfor pea De zoe Stier
Sttrneee Ytaanen ieitlis imuft,
@limrepoe bpio laa 3rporens Suat
lluoer De iteile Yirtelier.
Saralo Io9oe: "Get or en- 6jrii
Stoot at iiooe i 9trn praaen;
Seore rar bet, ON @pbtiplf MI
Erppeo Ell Srop meo mig pg @raoen.
Nn er BET iuit en- 5io for Crane:
arcoren ltsger iaa trnst % slat,
Goer til Ncs aanr 9pbet rat,
Ser er Den beoite 5rdoerbare."
D3en blanet @leiternes @auserilot
Naiotes Ell Gpr AT Traperblooet;
6ise Saralo pibIte Oct npf,
Gerior bos @ubben porebe Mooet.
% ban raabte: IS ipplia Sroen
S9tter leg pp en- Yris al nit;
Ten, Der oinoer. TOR taae frit,
0pan ban fan bore ielp of 8aoroen."
Men bet lse 10 ION Stiemtens Orb;
ser par paa Saplsb ei at t9rfe.
9nItig BOG oper isla9t 5Sioro
Snrtes Ell Cart fra Sarers Senfe.
SARAH ifuloe / Spioien fare
Gper til RES oa hIem isien,
SaralS, aa9ieu blauot Spaoens IGno,
Sul9t al i'm glade @iereltare.
Nen ea III fra ben bpie Sana
@anserne nebab 8lepen fertea,
9so Der ira Srporen Visloe'lana.
5coIaset nf en- 5rnper bcrtes;
% III tienote De SoetetnaIpet
Sa, Oct ror eitsr Nres Tom
Reipp aaare fra Nes, Der Tom
Sio meo Blatter, iom bon par talbet.
2Gnt Dig lao, bpilfen Seq % 9pft
gleiterre ut meo ct poo Sien;
VILE raabte meo iamlet Rpf:
"5arals, ie M iprit sialoer Sriieu!"
Saralo iaa moi, Of her bar Sare,
% ban Ifjulte til Hse fin Srpst,
gilSe bog beIit meo inebis alsst
SGsse for 8aares Sob en- Snare.
% ban ioaoe: "9ab Saare aaa
Slnts til min 8anrb o Yriien taae;
Stnoer oa M min Gbilosrac.
Srineer iea Spttet ielp tilbaae."
Saralo tRuite: "San er ~forpopen,
% ban henter 10 piit min Ilpp;
aiepen er Item Tor Ili9t ct 8op,
"a Der Itprter han moi for YIppeu.s
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-22
GrcentriIfe GnalGnoere. Gn Gn,

6resntriife GnglGubere. Gn eng
lanoer at ItafTeoe Zig THOR en- 8osn al
famine Slass iom DC, 3iseunerne BRIT
ger, ps reilte / ben 2anbet runbt meb
lin 5amilie. San ifilbrebe / en- ret
interesiunt BOG benne &eiie, Tom life
bapoe Veret biaig os beler life altib
Iarl's bebaselis, mel iom til @jensjelb
baeoe paret rig paa aiuerlins. Iofi(=
lise rise gnslanbere pil iaar eiterlisne
bans Ggempel, o9 De lonbonite 8osns
mugere bar bet meset trapelt meb at for.
f1roise %laaoanne Sosne "2ano-
padter" fables De - Der ubltDres met
al mllis 9urus.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-22

SanOt nof. Sr. Feterien msber en-
Ben, bpis 6uitrn er bpb 3asen / Spr.
peien.
Seq oelta9er paa bet biertelislte / Den
ltore SOrs, iOm bar rammet Dig, liaer
ban. De bar paret gift IT,.
s so Nar.
ga, bet er ianbt. Set er tunsi
at MITE i'm Suitru, netop iOnl man be.
spnoer at u9nne Jig til benpe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-22

pa &unitmaler Saturnin 9afiole fonl
biem paa lit liae Sum / SuteIet, git
ban tillenss ps tilbraste Natten / en- be-
ba9elis orUmmenpe 1ilitanb, uben at
flnne ipone.
Gan bar sanife itolt oeo 9anfen paa,
at bans Naun, ifrepet paa en- Bapirlap,
bar li9eiaa meset uarbt iom fem eler
ler al ¨tafaoemiets Meolemmers
paa 308uabratmeter 29rreo ben prog
ti9ite forsplote Hamme. Oct bar boa
en- Ganfe. ipm ~ioritprreoe bans @leoe:
ban par BARN pper, at ban n9Ite 0aa
Tube neblGsse / fin Onfels 2istife
9alpbelen al ben 5Ormue, iom peo ct
~npentet Spil al Stj9bnen bar blepen
bans. Oct bar en- aiifpelis Sbe, iom
ben o9mmelise sierrise Onfel bar toms
met paa. Suem ialperoen lfuloe bape
tanit. at en- beo Manb ifulbe funue
lplue Ell leoenbe ilist ct iult Bulbs!
% uncer Den SalpNummer. lom BE-
9puote at operualbe bam, lpurate ban
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-27

spectre of slavery would to-day be stalk
ing through the land. Oppression yields
only so tar as it is compelled. Ii we
wait till its devotees abolish the color
line, we shall be found waiting when the
day OF doom arrives. The wrong must
be steadily fought; the right must
be constantly advanced-the organic
laws upheld and the monster of caste
overthrow. Social and race distinctions
may exist always. No moral question is
involved in the fact. But equality OF
public rights is the badge of the American
citizen of whatever color or condition, and
social or race questions must not be per-
mitted to stand in the way of their full and
free enjoyment. And the full and free
enjoyment of their political and social
rights will never be possessed by the
blacks of the South 50 long as their old
masters are permitted to interpret the
laws to suit their own ideas, which are, IN
brief that the black man has only such
rights as the white man may vouchsafe to
him.-Porttand Express.
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General News.

Krupp has made for the German govern
ment cannon 50 feet long, weighing l39
tons.
Twenty one thousand dollars has lain un-
claimed in Hartford savings bank for
twenty years.
A telegraph line has been recently con-
structed in Madagascar, running from Tama-
tave to the capital, Antananarivo.
Over 1000, 600 fish poles are imported into
the United States by one firm. Most of the
poles come from Calcutta and japan.
new York boy, 6 years old, drank pint
of brandy the other day. 1t burnt out his
little lite in few hours.
The fastest tunnelling on record was in the
shaft of the new Croton squeduct In TWEEN
ty FIVE DAYS 6l2 feet of tunnel were cut
through solid rock
The Illinois club, of Chicago, has table
six feet wide and fifteen feet long made of a
single plank This is the largest table in the
world made of one piece.
TIE London cabmen recently sent dele
CATION to the Home Secretary, Mr.. Matthews
asking that the number of cab licenses shall
be limited There are now $1,000 of them
Russia manufactures about $1,000 tons of
soda yearly. The industry is rapidly grow.
ing. and it is thought at the present rate the
production n another year will be 10000
tons.
The Almaden quicksilver mine of Spain is
the richest in the world In 1886 this mine
alone produced 81 900 more TASKS of quick
silver than all the mines in the United States
together.
farmer who has known of twenty eight
forest trees being struck by lightning says
that nine were oaks, seven poplsrs, four
naples, three willows, and the others were a
chestnut, horse chestnut, walnut, hawthorn
and elm.
An srtesian well bored in St. Augustine
Fla, proves beyond doubt the coral forma.
ton of the state. The boring is over 75C
feet deep. Samples of the earth have been
saved at every stage of the work, and show
that there is an immense depth of coral IN
der the State.
Blasting without powder or other explo.
sives has been done successfully. Zinc pow.
der and sulphuric acid are put into a glass
cartridge, which is broken so as to allow the
two to unite. Hydrogen is rapidly evolved
and an immense pressure obtained.
The canning of fruits and vegetables in
California has increased rapidly within the
last few years. 1t has nearly trebled in a
decade, the pack of last season exceeding
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-27
The COlor-Line i'm Politics.

The gationalist, having been
forced by recent events to admit that ''the
end of the color line question is not yet,
and is not likely TO be for long time to
come" a Boston mugwump organ, which
has frequently averred that the color-line
was no longer a practical issue, was, in
fact, dead" is forced to change its
ground, to confess its own previous error.
by saying that lit is a social and race
question, the settlement of which cannot
be hurried, and ought not to be hurried"
1t is OF course more than social or race
question. since the social practice involves
deprivation of both political and civil
rights, and practically denies the equality
of their possession by citizens of African
descent. This is the truth of the matter.
although our mugwump friend lacks the
honesty to admit it. Obliged to confess
that the color line is kept up by the ruling
class. in the Southern States. in the teeth
of constitutional prohibition. how does
it propose to abolish itp By agitation
BY insisting that the constitutional
guarantees shall be enforced in good
faith? Oh, mo- Hear its gentle voice
1T will be far more rapidly settled by
industrial and commercial development
than by any special forcing process"
This is the old plea under cover of which
oppression. injustice and tyranny have
run riot in all ages, and especially in this
age and under the very shadow Of Free
dom's wing. Had it been observed by all
our people in days now gone the hideous
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-27
A New Champagne.

The Lactart Champagne promises to be a
formidable rival to the imported champagnes
if it does not drive them entirely out of the
market. 1t is sparkling, invigorating and
healthful, is non alcoholic, indeed, is called
a temperance beverage because of its freedom
from intoxicating qualities, and the absence
of next day headaches after indulgence in it
1t is recommended as just the thing for even
ing and dinner parties, being delightfully."-
palatable. while its price puts it within the
reach of the most moderate means. 1t is
being very generally introduced, and is pop.
ular wherever it goes. aug23deod&w1wtr
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Brace On.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite is
poor, and you are bothered with Headache
you are fdgety, nervous, and generally ou
of sorts, and want to brace up. Brace up
but not with stimulants, spring medicines, or
btters, which have for their bases very
cheap, bad whiskey, and which stimulate you
for an hour, and then leave you in worse
condition than before. What you want is an
alternative that will purify your blood, start
healthy action of Liver and Kidneys, restore
your vitality, and give renewed health and
strength. Such medicine you will find in
Electric Bitters, and only so cents a bottle al
Devine and Coughlin's Drug Store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-27

d. A. Bradford, wholesale dealer of Chat
tanooga, Tenn, writes that he was seriously
afflicted with severe cold that settled on hit
lungs; had tried many remedies without ben
eft. Being induced to try DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, did SO and wai
entirely cured by use of a few bottles. Sinct
which tine he has used il in his family for al
Coughs and Colds with best results. This i:
the experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this Wonderful Discovery
Trial Bottles free at Deyine & Coughlin's
Drug Store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-27

760, 900 cases, and that of 1887 Is estimated
to be at least 80 per cent larger, making the
production nearly 1000 600 cases. Fully so
per cent of these canned goods are marketed
east of the Rocky Mountains, not few OF
them being sold for direct export to Europe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-27

Now that English members of Parlia-
ment are contributing to the fund of the
Irish National League, we shall probably
hear less from the London press about
the wickedness of American financial aid
TO "the separatists"
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Timber Land for Sale.

The north half Of Township No. 2, Range Frank
lin County, Ne. Also two blocks one mile square
each, adjoining. in No. q X. S. This tract contains
between $4,000 and 1900 acres, the larger part Of
which Is heavily timbered with pine spruce and ce
dar, which has never been culled estimated at be-
tween forty and fifty millions. II Is well watered by
Alder Stream and Tim Brook. both of which cross
1t, taking in part of the famous Tim Pond. These
streams empty into Dead River which Gomez I'M n
the Kennebec below Moosehead Lake
GILBERT LONGFELLOw,
July Is, 1887. Nachias Gaina
y2sdtf
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RuCklen'a Arnica NalXa.

The oest Salve in the world for Cute
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feve,
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands. Chilblsins
Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar.
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale
BY Devine COughlin. may29td&w1y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-27

NCN>A trife with any Throat or
OON Lung Disease. If you have
Cough or Cold, or the children are
threatened with Group or Whooping Cough,
use Acker's English Remedy and prevent
further trouble. 1t is a positive cure,
and we guarantee it. Price 10 and SOC
J. M. Mixer, 1874 Water street, druggist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-27

dALE's HONEY is the best Cough Cure. 25, SOC, 81
GiENN'S SULPHUR SOAP heals and heautihes Csc.
GERMAN CORN REMOVER kills Corns & Buaons. &c
RILLS HAIR g. WHISPER nYg-B:.ck * Brown, SOC
PIXIES TooTRAcHE DROPS cur. IN Minute, Csc
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS 30 sure cure. 5Oc
1ap27+aod&wlV
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ANIDROSIS!

THE COMPOUND yAPoR BATH is now Offering
business 10 multi ace oil la les and tent eme
torswhiie securing good bank deposit And TO ever
family u IS cure raieguard against the ills of HE
whcn SO often terminate in early death " hie the
simplicity of this tuning and dsintecfng tar
family use make 1t perfect success in the homes of
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MAGAZINES

The Eclectic, published by E. r. Pelton.
25 Bond ST., New York. The September
Eclectic recommends itself By goodly table
of contents. The place of honor is given to
a collection of Emin Bey's letters from Gen.
trail Africa. which throw light on the career
of this remar kable man. to whose relief Stan
lev has gone. Frederick Harrison makes q
protest against the vandalism hidden in the
attempts to restore ancient buildings, in
themselves masterpieces. The article on
Gold" is of considerable interest, and Hol-
m an Hunts bit of autobiography will be read
with attention by lovers of art. The author
of the article on "Flags and Banners" brings
together good deal of curious archa illogical
knowledge ''Theocritus in Sicily" is a
charming sketch, and readers will find quaint
interest in the story of 1.-THE Tgins," which
the writer locates in China The critical
study of Crabbe will enlighten the many of
the present generation who know but little OF
man who has a unique place in our litera-
ture Prof. Seeley is the author of an exceed
ingly valuable article tracing the expansion
| of British territory since the incoming of the
Hanoverian dynasty. Harrette Brooke
| Davies, in "a Kitchen College," discusses
the problem of training school for cooks,
matter which has met with so much casual
experiment in America. Salvation by Tor
ture at Kairwan" is picturesque chapter
from MahOmedan superstition, and in the
closing paper, contemporary Lite and
Thought in China" we have a most interest
ing sketch of the condition of affairs in a
country where Americans are bound to have
greater and greater interest every year.
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